State, City, and Federal Budgets: What You Need to Know
Election Day 2020, Nov. 3, is approaching, but the American people will be confronting an unusual, potentially anticlimactic Election NightContinue Reading
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani launched an attack on Mayor de Blasio, blaming him for rising crime and crowing about howContinue Reading
The City’s economy gained 111,000 jobs between July and August 2020, reflecting a slow and partial recovery from the crushingContinue Reading
The Presidential campaign’s intensity took a dramatic turn last week when both candidates visited Kenosha,Wisconsin, following a set of tragicContinue Reading
The Democratic Party surely hoped, as a result of its convention, that its presentation of an ethnically and culturally diverseContinue Reading
New York State’s pandemic-induced mass mail-in balloting for the Presidential and other primary elections this past June 23rd received nationalContinue Reading
Congress returned to Washington D.C this past week and New Yorkers have a big stake in the outcome of anyContinue Reading
The Board of Elections reports that canvassing for a number of Assembly Democratic primaries begins Monday, July 20th, including severalContinue Reading
Labor statistics can be very confusing, especially for the general public. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its JuneContinue Reading
The New York City Board of Elections reported on Thursday evening, July 2nd, that 384,000 ballots had been counted asContinue Reading